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Patent GB-191406271-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Foot-wear.
Inventor: KROPF LEO
IPC: A43B13/20
Filed: 1914-03-12
Granted: 1914-07-09
Abstract: 6271. Kropf, L. March 12. Soles.-A pneumatic tread comprises an air cushion 6, Figs. 2 and 3, which extends beneath the sole, instep, and heel and is covered with an envelope 2 sewn to the welt and tacked to the top lift of the heel. The cushion 2 is divided longitudinally and transversely into a number of compartments 7, which are provided with slits 8, preferably arranged horizontally; these slits are so disposed that they are closed when the boot is in wear. An inflating-valve 9, Fig. 4, is located in a recess in the heel, and is covered by a countersunk plate 10.
Patent GB-191409123-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Joints for Metallic Conduits for Electric Cables.
IPC: H02G3/06
Filed: 1914-04-11
Granted: 1915-04-12
Abstract: 9123. Simplex Conduits, Ltd., and Waterhouse, L. M. April 11. Butt joints.-In joints for conduits and conduit fittings, of the type in which a bellmouthed conduit is drawn on to the end face of the article to be connected thereto by a union nut, the construction of this nut is effected by threading a plain tubular length of cast or wrought metal for part of its length as shown at a<1> in Fig. 1, and then turning over the plain part a<2> to form the nut as shown at a<4> in Fig. 3. The turning-over process may be effected in an hydraulic or like press, and the end of the tubular length which is to be left unthreaded may be enlarged as shown at a<2> so as to provide clearance for the tap and give ample room for the belled end of the conduit.
Patent GB-191414181-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Heating Systems and Methods of Distributing Heating Fluids.
Inventor: PAUL ANDREW GREENLEAF
IPC: F24D1/00
Filed: 1914-06-12
Granted: 1915-03-04
Abstract: 14,181. Paul, A. G. Oct. 9, 1913, [Convention date]. Heating by circulation of fluids; steam-traps.- Relates to a system of radiators &c. designed to distribute the heating-fluid into all the other elements by the condensing power of any single element. Fig. 1 shows the arrangement of supply and return pipes on one system. The pump 14 draws the air out of the system and fills the radiators 9 with steam from the boiler 1 through pipes 6, 7, &c. Valves 17 allow the passage of air when there is a difference of pressure on the two sides, but prevent the passage of steam. After the steam has filled the radiators it becomes condensed and the water of condensation flows through the valves 17 and returns to the tank 12 through the pipes 10, 19, 11 thus securing a constant circulation, air being continuously removed by the pump 14. The pipes may also be arranged on a system in which the water of condensation flows back to the boiler by gravity. The construction of the valves 17 is shown in Fig. 3. The valve 46 is seated on an annulus 38 forming the lower part of a casing 39, in the top of which is mounted an adjustable spindle 44 carrying a cup 49 into which the lower end 47 of the valve 46 fits. The spindle has a longitudinal channel 50 and small lateral openings 51 lead therefrom; openings 52 are formed in the cup. The valve is not seated closely, but leaves a capillary space so that air can pass round it and escape through the passages 50, 51, 52 or the passage 53. When condensed water reaches the valve, it sets up a flow which raises the valve and allows a free passage. The spindle can be moved vertically so as to adjust the position of the cups and thus regulate the action of the valve.
Patent GB-191415963-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Ball Valves for Water Supply and the like.
Inventor: DUBOIS JOHN LEWIS
IPC: F16K31/26
Filed: 1914-07-03
Granted: 1915-03-11
Abstract: 15,963. Dubois, J. L. July 3. Ball and float valves; repairing.-Relates to valves of the class described in Specification 4783/09 in which the valve is adjustable relatively to the float lever. In the present arrangement, a screwed link E is connected by a ball joint E<1>, E<2> to the valve B, and by a nut E<3> engaging between horns D<2>, D<3> to the float lever. The valve is adjusted by rotating the nut E<3>. The nut E<3> can also be rotated until the link E can be removed from the horns E<2>, E<3>, whereupon the valve plunger can be removed for repairs. A subsidiary screw-down valve F in the inlet is arranged to be closed by the previous rotation of the valve B, which has a squared end B<2> engaging the shut-off valve F.
Patent GB-191417513-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in connection with Carburettors for Internal Combustion Engines.
Inventor: MCCALLUM JOHN GIBSON
IPC: F02M29/02
Filed: 1914-07-24
Granted: 1915-05-13
Abstract: 17,513. McCullum, J. G. July 24. Actuating.-Air is admitted to the induction pipe of an internal-combustion engine by a valve which is actuated by the movements of an atomizer impelled by the gaseous current in the pipe. The air-valve 5 on the induction pipe 1 is connected by a chain or the like 4 to the spindle 3 of the atomizer. This consists of a fan or oppositely-rotated fans 2 adapted to move axially upon an increase of speed of the mixture current. The valve is loaded at 6. Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specification 20,087/14.
Patent GB-191417548-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Arrangements for Regulating the Working of Electric Hauling or Winding Machinery.
IPC: B66B1/08
Filed: 1914-07-24
Granted: 1915-08-12
Abstract: 17,548. Siemens-Schuckertwerke. July 26, 1913, [Convention date]. Controllers, actuating-mechanism for.-Electric winding-engines are provided with means for preventing a quick movement of the controller handle at any part of its range of motion, and with means for returning the controller positively to the " stop " position at the end of the travel. In the form shown in Fig. 2, the handle s of the controller a carries a slotted plate 20, the slots being shaped so that the movement of the handle in either direction depresses a rod 24. A block 30 supported on rollers 29 on a rail 33 has two inclined slots 26, 27 engaging a roller on the lower end of the rod 24. The rail 33 is carried by parallel links 34, 35 and is normally kept in the central position between stops 38, 39 by springs. The block 30 has two racks 31, 32 normally lying free of a pinion 28 driven by bevel-gear from the shaft 19 of the winding-motor m. At starting, the initial movement of the handle s is limited by the lower stop 39, and the upper rack 31 is depressed into engagement with the pinion 28. As the motor starts, the pinion 28 is rotated and moves the rack 31 and block 30 sideways, the action of the sloping slots 26 or 27 lifting the block and rail 33 and thus leaving the handle s free for further movement. A pair of non-rotary tappets 40, 41 with bevelled faces are arranged on screwed portions of the shaft 19. As the cage approaches the limit of the wind, the bevelled face of one of the nuts engages a recess in the side of the block 30 and pushes it into the central position, thereby lifting the rod 24 and centring the controller handle s. In the modification shown in Fig. 1, the controller barrel is locked by detents k<1>, k<2> when the torque of the motor m is excessive. The motor m drives the winding-drum t through a differential gear, the planet carrier c being geared to a crank shaft k normally kept in the mid-position by a torsion spring f. When the torque transmitted is excessive, the crank k engages one of the balanced levers i<1>, i<2> and raises one of the detents k<1>, k<2> into contact, thereby preventing further movement of the handle s in the forward direction. In order to render the limiting torque dependent on the speed of the motor, the pivots of the levers i<1>, i<2> are connected to rollers acted on by cams q<1>, q<2> the angular positions of which are adjusted by a motor v acting in opposition to a torsion spring wand electrically connected to a dynamo n on the motor shaft. At the ends of the wind, the controller lever s is positively returned to the central position by a lever 8, rod 7, and lever 5 acted on by a cam surface on a nut 4 travelling on a screw 3 driven from the drum shaft. The limiting torque or acceleration is regulated by adjusting the tension of the springs f, w, or the length of the rods p<1>, p<2>, or by rotating or changing the cams q<1>, q<2>.
Patent GB-191419748-A (GB)
Title: Improvement in Machines for Washing Dishes, Cups and the like.
Inventor: RUBUSH GEORGE WASHINGTON
IPC: A47L15/00
Filed: 1914-09-14
Granted: 1915-01-21
Abstract: 19,748. Rubush, G. W. Sept. 14. Plates, dishes, and the like, washing. - The various operations are carried out by a manipulating - bar E, carrying washing and drying sponges e<1>, e<2> respectively, and supported on a roller bl by a strap e<7> and springs e<8>. Articles to be washed are placed in removable inclined racks a at each end of a tank A and are washed and rinsed in hot water. Afterwards, they are picked up by the bar E and removed from the racks through the medium of bifurcated fingers e<4> acting in conjunction with the raised end e<5> of the bar to engage their edges. They are then pushed over the inclined plate D into the tank B, washed with the sponge e<1>, and pushed over the inclined plate D<1> into the drying- receptacle C by a repetition of the previous process or by engaging them between the underside of the bar and the curved arms e<6>. During the movement into the receptacle C, a fixed sponge d dries one side of the articles while the other side is dried by the sponge e<2>, the drippings from the sponge e<1> being caught in the pan e3 during this operation. Finally, the articles are pushed or allowed to roll to the ends of the receptacle C, the base of which is inclined downwardly from the centre to each end. Alternatively, the dishes may be removed by hand from the rack a and treated with both sponges before being placed in the side rack H, comprising an overhanging skeleton frame supported by struts h<1>. In this case the receptacle C is not used.
Patent GB-191421003-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Portable Filters.
Inventor: BARR JOHN
IPC: B01D35/02
Filed: 1914-10-15
Granted: 1915-10-07
Abstract: 21,003. Barr, J. Oct. 15. Portable filters ; filters with hollow filtering- elements.-A portable filter comprises a filtering element A of hollow globular or bulbous form, preferably of flattened oval shape, made from kieselguhr and fitted with a flexible suction tube C attached by means of a perforated metal tube B passing through apertures a in the filtering-element, and secured therein by nuts and washers at each end. The suction tube C is fitted with a compressible suction bulb D with the usual valves d, d<1>. A continuous flow may be obtained by fitting an elastic chamber between the bulb D and the drinking-cup E, or by fitting the cup E with a diaphragm e which is either perforated or made of wire-gauze.
Patent GB-191423795-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Apparatus for Handling, Skimming and Pressing Yeast.
Inventor: SCOTT WALTER
IPC: C12N1/02
Filed: 1914-12-09
Granted: 1915-09-09
Abstract: 23,795. Scott, W. Dec. 9. [Addition to 21,925/13.] Fermenting.-In collecting and filtering yeast as described in the parent Specification, the filtrate from the press A, instead of being returned directly to the fermenting-vessel, is passed into a closed vessel C through a cock 1. The liquid is discharged from the vessel through a pipe 3 and cock 2, or through the cock 1, by the pressure of the air or gas trapped in the vessel.
Patent GB-191500115-A (GB)
Title: Lens Holders for Optical Instruments.
Inventor: RIGLANDER JACOB WOLFF
IPC: G02B7/02
Filed: 1915-01-04
Granted: 1915-09-02
Abstract: 115. Riglander, J. W. Jan. 4. Mounting object glasses, eye-pieces, and the like.- Lenses for opera glasses and other optical instruments are held between inner and outer rings 16, 13 connected by a bayonet or like joint, the outer ring being secured to the instrument body by a bayonet or other joint. The ring 13 may have a lip 12, grooves 14 engaging lugs on the instrument body, and lugs 15 formed by bending the ring inwards. The inner ring 16 has a lip 18 engaging the lens, and grooves 17 which engage the lugs 15 in the ring 13.
Patent GB-191502354-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Spring Press Buttons or Fasteners.
Inventor: NEWEY JAMES GEORGE
IPC: A44B17/00
Filed: 1915-02-15
Granted: 1915-10-28
Abstract: 2354. Newey, J. G., and Newey, W. A. Feb. 15. Press-button fasteners.- A press-button fastener of the type having a double S-spring has the socket part formed with a dome a and a closing-plate b with an aperture adjacent the dome a. The riveting shank c of a back-piece passes through this aperture and is expanded by engagement with the done a. The stud is formed with a curved embossment e against which is expanded the riveting shank g of a back-piece passing through an aperture in a closing-plate f.
Patent GB-191508412-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Electrical Safety-fuse Devices.
Inventor: BURDON CHARLES BARNARD
IPC: H01H85/24
Filed: 1915-06-07
Abstract: 8412. Burdon, C. B., [Siemens-Schuckertwerke Ges.] June 7. Fusible cut-outs.-In a screw-plug fuse of the kind in which non-interchangeability is ensured by the use of gauge pins on the plugs engaging sockets in the base, the gauge sockets are fitted into recesses deeper than the sockets in the inner bus-bar band have some free axial and swivelling movement therein, whereby the inner contact b<1> of the fuse is not prevented by the gauge socket from close contact with its bus-bar b, and any obliquity of the gauge pin is provided for. The gauge pin or socket, or both, are of insulating-material, and the gauge pin is not used as a contact. The upper plug contact for the upper bus-bar c<1> is constituted by the screw d<3>. In the construction shown in Fig. 1, the insulating cup-shaped gauge socket d is secured by the rivet i to an outer cup-shaped sheathing e, which is formed with a beaded ridge f engaging the sides of the recesses c formed partly in the bus-bar b and partly in the insulating-base a. The beaded ridge permits slight movement of the gauge socket and the top edge of the gauge socket lies below the surface of the bus-bar b. The sheath e may be formed with a number of projections to engage the sides of the recess or may be of resilient material and have bulging sides, Fig. 4, or formed by longitudinally splitting a circular or other cup-shaped stamping, or otherwise formed to constitute spring tongues surrounding the gauge socket so that the sheath itself may have some free movement in the recess and the socket some free movement in the sheath owing to the resiliency of the sheath. The sheath may be replaced by clamping-devices in the aperture itself, or retaining-tongues l, Fig. 6, or bayonetpins engaging bayonet-slots in the bus-bar may be formed on the gauge socket. The socket may be held in place by resilient ribs constituting a steep-pitch screw-thread upon it and engaging the sides of the aperture. The gauge socket may be non-circular, but of a size to receive the gauge pin. In another form, Fig. 11, the sheath formed with spring tongues is fixed in the aperture, and the gauge socket only is capable of movement within it. The gauge socket may be secured in place against unintentional or unauthorized removal, by a plate p, Fig. 12, secured to the bus-bar b. The gauge pin may be hollow, so that if it be filed, cut, or damaged, in an endeavour to make it fit a socket to which it does not belong, the powder filling will run out; the fuse wires v and the indicating-wire u in connexion with the spring-urged indicating- button i<x> may also be secured to the end of the gauge pin, so that when the pin is filed &c., one or all of the wires may be broken. and the fuse rendered inefficient or useless.
Patent GB-191509616-A (GB)
Title: Improved Fly Catcher.
Inventor: SEWILL HERBERT DAVID
Filed: 1915-07-01
Abstract: 9616. Sewill, H. D. July 1. Adhesive traps.-An appliance for catching flies comprises a frame a into which fits a sheet e of paper or cardboard covered with adhesive, and which is provided with a handle c set at an angle of about 45 degrees. The sheet e is held in place by a back f of wood or metal, on which presses a spring g hinged at h and entering a recess i in the frame. The handle c is attached by means of a resilient bracket d. The sticky surface is protected by the frame and is brought into proximity with any surface on which a fly is resting.
Patent GB-191512873-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to the Treatment of Paper and other Similar Material.
Inventor: MITCHELL HARRY CECIL
IPC: D21H19/66
Filed: 1915-09-08
Abstract: 12,873. Mitchell, H. C. Sept. 8. Coated paper.-In the application to paper and other similar material of a surface capable of being removed by india-rubber in the production of artistic effects, lamp-black, graphite, or colour in the condition of dry powder is applied in a known bronzing or similar machine, a cleaning or burnishing roller or brush removing any loosely adherent particles. French chalk or other similar whitening or softening agent may be mixed with the powder for producing shades of grey and other softened effects.
Patent GB-191513033-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means for Transmitting Signals Electrically.
Inventor: REEVE GEORGE BLUCHER
IPC: H04L15/16
Filed: 1915-09-11
Abstract: 13,033. Reeve, G. B. Sept. 11. Keyboard transmitters.-Relates to Morse-ccde signalling-apparatus of the type in which rotary contacts with interrupted surfaces are mounted on a rotatable shaft, while the letters and numerals are arranged as a keyboard, each key of which serves as a switch to close a circuit including an audible or visual signal. According to the invention, each key 5 carries a conductor 11, and the rotary contacts 2 of each signal are mounted on an insulating-disk 1 having a rim 8 formed with a gap 9, so that when a key is depressed, the rim arrests the key and prevents contact between the conductor 11 and contact 2 until the gap 9 permits a further depression of the key. As shown, each key 5 is provided with a roller 10, which, when the key is depressed, first rides on the outside of the rim 8, then passes through the gap 9 and, by engaging the inside of the rim 8, keeps the key depressed until the gap 9 is again opposite the roller, when the key is returned by a spring. Contact between the conductor 11 and contact 2 is maintained by a spring 12. The electric circuit is completed between the terminals 6, 7 through one or more conducting-bars 4 supporting the keys, through the keys and conductors 11, across the. contacts 2, and through one or more continuouslyrotated shafts 3 carrying the contact disks.
Patent IN-2012DN00292-A (IN)
Inventor: KAPLAN URI
IPC: H02K/
Filed: 2010-06-09
Abstract: A waste heat recovery system includes a high pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine  in which the high pressure turbine receives high pressure working fluid vapor  the low pressure turbine receives low pressure working fluid vapor and the high pressure turbine also supplies low pressure working fluid vapor to the low pressure turbine. A recuperator receives working fluid vapor from the low pressure turbine. The recuperator produces heated condensate  at least a portion of which is provided to a high pressure vaporizer. The high pressure vaporizer is configured to receive from a high temperature heat source and produces high pressure working vapor used to power the high pressure turbine. The remaining condensed fluid is provided to a low pressure vaporizer which is configured to receive heat from a low- temperature heat source  thereby producing low pressure working fluid vapor used to power the low pressure turbine.
Patent IN-2013MU03544-A (IN)
Inventor: PATRAVALE; VANDANA BHARAT
IPC: B01J13/02
Filed: 2013-11-11
Abstract: ABSTRACT The present invention relates to a stable pharmaceutical colloidal formulation comprising zwitterionic drug, solubilizer, surfactant, cosurfactant, non aqueous solvent, water with or without oil. The present invention further relates to process for preparing stable pharmaceutical colloidal formulations comprising of zwitterionic active drug(s).
Patent IN-2015CH04779-A (IN)
Inventor: RAHUL CHANDRAN
IPC: A61K36/00
Filed: 2015-09-09
Abstract: An attempt was made to study the pharmacological property and phytochemical constituents of Syzygium mundagam. From the in vitro antioxidant and antidiabetic study in animal models it was concluded that the bark extract of the plant could be the best candidate for the isolation of compounds for the said activity. Hence five new compounds were isolated for the first time from the plant with the help of TLC and column chromatography. Various solvent combinations of toluene, chloroform, ethyl acetate, methanol, acetone, acetic acid used for the isolations are developed for the first time for these isolations. Compound 1 (l,5b,7,7,13 - pentamethylicosahydro - lH-cyclopenta[a]chrysene-3a,9 - dicarboxylic acid), compound 2 (ll^l-dimethoxy-^^ea^b^^-pentamethyl^-oxo^^^^a^^a^b,	7,8,8a, 9,10,11,12,12a, 14,14a, 14b-octadecahydro-lH-phenanthro [1,2-c] chromene-8a-carboxamide), compound 3 (2-(4-hydroxy-5,5-dimethoxy-2,3,3-trimethylcyclohexyl)-3-methyl-4-oxochroman-5,7-dicarboxylic acid), compound 4 (l,7,7,13-tetramethoxy-5b-methylicosahydro-lH-cyclopenta[a]chrysene-3a,9-dicarboxylic acid) and compound 5 [(2Z,6Z,10E,14E,18E,22E) -2,23-dimethoxy - 6,10,15,19 - tetramethyltetracosa-2,6,10, 14,18,22-hexaene] could be taken as the novel source of phytocompounds for the development of drug against diabetes.
Patent IN-2015CH05084-A (IN)
Inventor: MS LAVANYA V
Filed: 2015-09-23
Abstract: The present invention relates to a novel system which is used to acquire the various data related to an aircraft's physical parameters like its altitude, position and transmitting the information torn the control unit. This system automatically becomes active and starts transmitting the details of the flight when it is crashed or when the communication between the host and control unit is lost or even if the RADAR is forcibly disconnected during hijack. This distributed system uses burst mode transfer technology which will be active even if the aircraft disintegrates into pieces, so when the disaster occur all these individual units start transmitting information about the last good location of the plane over RF communication along with a visual strobe light for night time location identification. Ultimately it helps the rescue team to speed up the rescue operation and easily track the exact location of aircraft after the disaster occurs.
Patent IN-2012DN00614-A (IN)
Inventor: YANG BO
IPC: C11D7/32
Filed: 2010-07-06
Abstract: Disclosed herein is a method and treatment system for rapid cleaning and protecting of automotive cooling systems containing controlled atmosphere brazed aluminum heat exchangers. The method and treatment system can optionally include a conditioning (passivating) step. The treatment system can comprise three different parts: (1) cleaner or cleaning solution; (2) conditioner or conditioning solution; and (3) compatible CAB aluminum protective heat transfer fluid.
Patent IN-2012DN00766-A (IN)
Inventor: ANDREINI MATTEO
IPC: C07D265/30
Filed: 2010-08-16
Abstract: The present invention relates to 3-Amino-5-phenyl-5,6-dihydro-2H-[l,4]oxazine derivatives of formula I having BACE1 and/or BACE2 inhibitory activity, their manufacture, pharmaceutical compositions containing them and their use as therapeutically active substances. The active compounds of the present invention are useful in the therapeutic and/or prophylactic treatment of e.g. Alzheimer's disease and type 2 diabetes.
Patent JP-2001195257-A (JP)
Title: Device on which program is loaded
Inventor: SASAKI JUNKO
IPC: G06F9/445
Filed: 2000-01-11
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To automatically calculate the size of a program to be loaded in a further simple method in a device on which a program is loaded. SOLUTION: When a program is loaded, the size of a data part or a code part is discriminated. At that time, a writing address is compared with a code/ data writing end address, and when they are not made coincident with each other, writing such as NOP is operated.